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Sanatorium
Gagra - Abkhazia
Kodak Portra 160
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Sanatorium
Gagra - Abkhazia
Kodak Portra 160
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Two years today on flickr, thanks for all the visits and comments and wonderful friends I have made in the last two years.
Hotel hall
Osh - Kyrgyzistan
Kodak Portra 160
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Who is this?
This question will be answered in the comments.
Last figure I made for Part 12 of my TWD figures was Deanna Monroe.
Pretty simple figure overall. Her legs have black shoes and the belt loop with button painted on.
Her torso is an Arealight curved torso with a black jacket w/grey collar and buttons paint on as well as silver buttons. The undershirt is just plain brown with the flesh skin tone painted on. Her arms have the sleeves painted on.
Not sure whose face I used, but I got it out of the Build-A-Girl at BFVA 2014 with different eyebrows painted on. The hair is a LEGO Friends hair piece painted brown with some blondish highlights brushed on. I may change the hair, since I'm not 100% satisfied with it.
She's not armed with anything since she's never used a weapon of any sorts in the show. Not even once. #NoWayOut
Let me know what you all think in the comments, I'd really appreciate it!
Being in a narrow, tight space with that constricted feeling haunting you... ir simply a blocked exit or other door in your neighborhood. This week’s theme for FlickrFriday is #NoWayOut. As always, the interpretation and subject are completely up to you.
Take your shot today or in the coming days and submit it to the group for a chance to be featured on FlickrBlog next Friday.
www.flickr.com/groups/flickrfriday/
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If you like this CC-BY photo, head over to David Goehring's photostream and let him know by faving or commenting on his photo: flic.kr/p/4aUWWn
On my recent trip to Germany I visited the Felix Nussbaum Haus in Osnabrueck. Nussbaum was a Jewish painter in Nazi Germany. He poignantly described in his amazing paintings how life was like with a Jewish identity under this dictatorship. He was persecuted and after hiding from the Nazis in Belgium for some time he was seized, deported and murdered in a concentration camp.
The Nussbaum Haus is a museum dedicated to his art. In 2011 it was reconstructed after plans created by the American architect Daniel Liebeskind. The architecture of the house reflects in multiple ways Nussbaum’s situation in Nazi Germany, particularly the inevitability of his fate.
I am very grateful that Dr Berger the director of the museum gave me permission to take pictures in the house. This series is my personal interpretation of Nussbaum’s situation that I found in the architecture of the building.
A link to the museum’s website: www.osnabrueck.de/fnh/english/
A link to Daniel Liebeskind’s website: daniel-libeskind.com
Muelle del Vigía, Mazagón. Huelva.
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Kuakata, Bangladesh, 2011.
The fight with fate and nature.
The perpetual cycle of poverty carried to the next generation.
..And the only resort called God.
Like some of us believe....
Nature is not a synonym of God here.
Fishermen of Kuakata are stuck in a never ending captivation. Like their fathers, the children must carry on the legacy of sufferings imposed by natural calamity, monetary debt and poverty.
For the group #FlickrFriday, thème #NoWayOut
marais de la Burelière, l'Île d'Olonne
chemin bordé de moutardes des champs
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lomography film 400
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